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a. The mouth oflhe Bstsey river, and upon
winch The town borders - one Of the nnest
on ne shores Of Lake Michigan. Il "a, IN
deed. pronounced By many experienced
naFi zaiors 70 be Tie best on the shore.
there are hIlis enough Ia the neighDof-
bood 70 give variety and Dieturesq nensss
70 tns scenery and \ number u foslus lead
in< ori through tae rich f4rIniae oountrv
~alch surrounds the town on lh1 north
ard east Afford opportunities for eni0ying
very peasant drives. ieW miles north Of
Frankfort lies that handsoms. Iairror-iike
ecdy a water CrV-tal lake said 10 oe The
hsnds0mest b0dy of water in ths world
This and other lakes and STREAMS IN the VI
emily OF rraG xi0rt iuFaisA as GOOD opp
tanllies ios Eshlag 1s there are IN Michigan
wnlie the hunfin< ia the neighoOrinE for
ess Is exeeiieni. A. m4i;er Of nisLoric
inierest, Tie t01ris. IS shown the
SPOT near the mouth Of the beau
tfci harbor, on an elevation locally
knosn as The Island" wfere the noted
missionary an. explorer. Psre Marquette,
died ~Aiis on his return fT.-u. bis exploring
voyage on the Mississippi and Red rivers.
Marquette was, no doubt, the tEst white
nan Who padded a canos ove- this great
II znf l@ke. l0yg before civilization had
reached IS shores f1-Ler Ea-qasits ua-
iuried tns saEner u the cross and carried
the teaching, of the gospel to the GntutOfet
red men who szss1 Ia he streams and lakss
aad hgnted in tie isssts aat whose only
<novieeSs Of lc Great Spiut had come TO
tneai throG<a TIE naUrmarinz OF the
brooks. the s'SStsg o. ths winds aid the
rips.ing of the waves. he had oeea sick
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rhe cl.r.nlnn uai.l

Is centrally locs;ei on the BANKS Of 6fand
River. al tie corner OF Canal and br.dge-
sts.. only three blocks from the rev CitF
hall aud postofAce, and also Oh sll street
car snd bus lines which makes j. sery
oon yenie3t pla "A ~ n.ch % stop. Tee IA
crea.ing popularity OF THIS house ntcfssi-
tateG q very extensive enlargement re-
Gently by which Asiy mobe soosns ve,e
sd8ed 10 this already commoaious hotel
md the diringroom capacity Wss
IN II than d3ublsl. Mt IL hll-
can, the jo'iv. good ratur-6 Iro
prieto:. hiss been st tie ClafenAou helm
Tor eigl; yesrs. and is well deserving 81 2n
lis COOS fortune. ke wss formerly ~ lhe
Kirby House ~ Grand haven aac j. ~sii
known among the travelling plblic Mr.. )
L. kiliean acts As assistant In2n sce- ana
clerk snd ADDS bis share 10 the popularity
If the house. The Clarendon ir0pts Isl
feet on Csnal-st. and the rGoies are pSfi.c1-
lary desirable lp llsi lies are al outside
rooms. airy. and vel, ventilated Natural
spriog water IS used shrons hon, for cult
aary and drinking purposes. sod Mr.. Xii
iesr has the thanks OF hls gaesis for thu.
lo9aIiig after their comiort and heath.
The rates Of this hoiel are vers rsasoanh bic
compared with the accommodations far
nisaed. $50 or 500 per oay paying the
bill
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as veil as smaller amounts OF carbonate OF
magnesisI oxide OF iron aud soluble silica
the water belongs 20 the class OF sulphuret-
eQ wells OF which NcClemens and
Ipsilanh are well known examples. In
taste the water resembles that ar Clifton
Springs. New York, which are SO famous
for their health giving properties. The
henedcial effects of the water from the
Frankfort spring were experienced By
many residents of the place, even before
chemical analysis was made and as the
spring IS patrOnized more and more its
beneficial effects are becoming more and
mOfe apparent. A curious feature about
larger and outside the one through
which the mineral water rushes up. brings
up supply of water of an entirely differ
ent character. This tube extends down
onlv about five hundred feet and the water
which flows from it is highly magnetic. so
much so that knife blade held IN II for
two minutes will become so charged that 1t
will lift pin by its magnetic power.
How to Reach Frankfort
Frankfort is best reached by way OF
Nanisise. Taking the train which leaves
this city on the Newaygo branch of the
Chicago & West Michigan railroad, the
pleasure seeker will reach ManiStee at 2:35
D. IN. via Baldwin. At Manistee the
staunch steamer John D. Dewsr
connects with rhetrain and mos,
delightful trip on Lake Michigan
may be en;oved for the re-
mainder OF the Journey. The Dewar is
strong. we'll bnil.. well furnished and has a
most oblisjng captain. she carried the
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ful l0ok upon his face. Without = struggle,
alone "a the sortarv p lst. his spirit bad
taken is flight. he sss bUrIed near where
be lay. and the following wear = Convoy Of
thirty canoes. names - Christian Indians
OF the Nackinaw mission, sought cut the
grave. enclosed the remains in birch bark
box and conveyed them 10 81. lglsee,
where they were deposited IN grave a the
To- chapel OF the mission. The lndans,
after Marquette death, name the stream
where he died "Riylere de IA Robe Noire -
the river OF the black robe-and IL has al
Ways peen held - a sacred spot. and the
Indian voyakeurs on lake Michigan for
years did not fail % invoke the spin. Of the
sziatsd man as their frail canoes braved the
gales Of the lake. and on landing on the
banks cxsr their votiye offerings on his rest
ing place. The story reads like romance
but the essential facts are verified by re-
port made b. Father Charlevoix which is
now in IT, archives OF Paris and which
Was examined by General Lewis Cass, when
be was Minister TO France
This beautiful spot where Marquette
died is now maintained as PARK. Il IS
near the shore of the lake and commands q
wide visw over the waters and is famed 0y
toe b-eezes fsOm the lake. Near the park
and enjoying all the advantages OF the PARK
Itself II lis location and in the view II cDal-
nands j situa;ec the Park House. hotel
especially adapted 20 the wants of visitors
who want - enjoy few dsys rest or q
Sum msrS visit for The purpose OF escaping
the aeat and dust Of the interior cities and
towns. or for fishing or hur,inc IL the
vicinity. Mr. Chambers, tie proprietor OF
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iox sonas zne ga soao1at sf sxpoe1Fs - 80
TEers - tae pFece1l4z eia1sr a14 . llls
a. FoRts = Asexi1se. ~ las sseain,s u
Azy -. feZ3, a. tis eauoe. pai1lad - 20
as-@4R s4iGss = A. siz4t1z 4loas th@ s1sxs.
4sFf 1eszs lzF e1h4 lstEd a. = rslg q <zfas
"a Tie ilttlz 3o2t t.ey EezrZzsl the alQsstE -
: pAesssz11 river a1sek pee<ealed = shellefsd
cose 81 tlelE c4aoe. fhzFs sss ltsls
eLllnenee nezT " 1Ga fralkfoft kzr&
eFcsusa ~ ; D@as1sii4i grove zsl1 e0a--
nzzltsinz sile prosPecs 81 izks. RIVER aad
lana faznsr AaTeGeEte pointed - tels Ia
Fifluz spot "a me t0Ess ana zlisat sll1Sr-
ness and Sad issnlly - 1is eslk2p4nions.
Here 81 be Tie snG u "a sogage. lAsy
fan ths canes - TIE Ezeuta If t1e river
fEN reds AID. la1lias hastily erected Al
altar and snslzsE ter tAe purpose u saving
nsass- AzE4tezIe went = little clssaacs
aEay, requesting Ills c0Mp4hloRs 70
leaFs him alone fos ball a
hour. The tials hayiag s.spsed
shey xeat - hnd hia. his prophecy had
pfased tsue. lis voyage was ended. he
la apoa TIA ground dsad. having peaee-
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ne h9tsL . ssRtlsaaaa sn1 = generous IA
els Sfe1tAasas q Azs zasets De exsrss
1sE3set @ hslg thsal nazks ne uzosi %
s1slt 4lc ais Eztez are EaQ1szzl<-
tl1s of t1e EesE renssrkstls co}scEs Of
iakesast "a fE4akforf = tae Al1eral spring.
4 salt SCI sss bssEx sllAk snc whsn i
Dad Fsze1sa = esDsh - 4 400 tsek s1eh
e4aalstF u saksr 81 = hl<Aly mineral
character fu-esd Into ths vel and Ca. a.
t1e leP tnAE u was necessary - stop oril-
ing snc The result = that Fran kloFt Eow
nas enc q Tie l10=E yxiuzsis IS vel A. one
81 tie foost remarkable fountains 70 bs
iouAd aagshsFs. A nYs-ineh tube con-
deels the water from ! 40 feet below ths
saffz1e u ths ground % an elevation Of
SORES twelve fest above The surface. Were
H rus1es toEta a. the rate OF over 400
barrels daily The water has been snalyz-
ed oy the noted chemist DR.. keizie, OF the
Michigan Agricultural College. sh0 foand
th2t sn Imperial gallon Of 10 pounds con.
lalns - 40 grains Of salphsle Of lime, n
grains II naagnssia. A. % grains Of sulphats
ef soca. "a - grains of chloride OF sodium,
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

TIE srlsgs stsssz Reuse
slsasisd a. ths eoFasr Of Bfsass enc kent-
sls-. nss attained Widespread snd snviabie
rsPassfsen among sli classes loE us IN
stinisd and bountisul tables. loaded with
What the hnngry guest alwsss sppreolstes~-
well cooked. wholesome food. polite and
sEleRtsss walters, eommodiens Foons. clSsn
beds. eaiss sne orderly Surroundings. and
al 81 moderate prines- n1er the sftlcisns
management at the present proprietor. Ar.
Joan b. bslitsin the business Of lhis pepn-
la hooss hzs - increased sAai extensive
sadis.ons hsss been made during tue lsst
tso yeaEs. sdoing s01e soriy T00l0s
10 lis former capacity, AID nhmsr-
Gus other improvements, and a
this tine ss nsns more rooms are
needed 60 meet the wants OF is increasing
pslropses. Mis-. Britain. the genial hos-
tess Of this nocsl travellers home, hss con
Isb0ted largely 10 is present nopularlly
spd success by her uDsssusning manners
guests of this famous house. There are
many other houses of larger pfeensioas.
more style and higher prices. eai Low here
VII The lifsd sad hungry g0gst tees more
~ home, oontenisd ard satisfied.
In facE il l. camel for this
Hotel that il Is the very nss, s. 81 yer 6ay
Ecuse n the state o. Michigan ard the
claim il certainly well bsckei. Mf BiilaiE
las bus just nnishec rsfaraishsDg the snsife
one AuDdEso anl thirteen rooms be las f,f
bis guests. epo he certainly bas for he isnor
lhe satistsc 1cn OF Seelne his house well
r.ied eve y day. TIE Bridge elreei House
y receiving very libeI@i pairons9e Au1 pe0-
ple psssing ihroagh craD5 Rspi ;s aid
wantng com .orts5'e quarters and sar-
roundings al reasonable rsies val certainly
DO well 10 give the fiilge Street House a
fFat
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vending their way 10 the resorts Of north
ern Michigan on account Of the tendency OF
nearly all railroa ads in the State to converge
10 the one centre, find ii very convenient
TO pass through one of the most beautiful
cities Of the west, Grand Rapids. This civ
does indeed look beautiful 10 the trayele,
with its business centre situated in the val
ley and Its residences located en- the bluffs
and nillsides overlooking for miles terri
tory alive with the busy hmm Of a thriving
city and farther out beautiful and fertile
as Tar as the eve can resch.
Grand Rapids is known as the Valley
City, and derives its name from its mag
nincsut location. and the beauty OF its sur
roundinss have been told in prose and
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on the site where the old Eagle VA burned
some four years ago. Having had plenty
Of experience in the hotel eQ'iaess lr.
Johnston wss enabled TO snpsIinlend the
building of his new house VITA more COM
prehension than is usually displayed IN no
rel building, and the result
is the New Esgle is one Of tue
most convenient hotels in the State
The fact that everything is new. nest and
clean about this hotel. aud every effort
made 10 keep il 50. is the strong sttfac-
lion 10 this hotel. and many are the trsv-
elers who stop there on this account. Mr.
Johnston the proprietor. has the repuia
ton of being one Of the leading 40 Aers o.!
the city in both church and temper .uce
matters. and no one can say be is not con.
sisrent ia his every day hte. rhe house is
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

Vest AlehizsE Press AsS-.cszsiea 0a thesz
reesag excaIsloE froEa &Aalstes - frzak
fort IN t1sir Team taere szs 5 stfoDg
breeze 2ne = AGA sea. o1l tns DessT rode
- ssssi1lg te2t she carried her passengers
teEocga sz1oes ooc4s.oalzg s11sls ser
ious ease 81 sss - knoss. naueh 70 tie sUf-
prise u tes exc2Esi98ssis. Ezl4rLl1g tAe
bost leaves n the morning 80 ss - coaascs
Win ths train esss ana sonta from A.a-
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poetry and its wonders sung from Maine TO
California Michigan, My Michigan is
not better knorn than GRIND Rapids for
the name and fame of the city extends 10
all parts of the civilized world, where is
products fad ready market.
This fame PROBABLY accounts in part for
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A. ATraAcTVE s0NNEa sEsosT-
a sflf4es ca<aEpassed - tes 1saasf "a
20 LSesrisa Ia Nf11asrfs4l fsza
satn <G4 - EzeeilsnE nstsi
Acesnza-ssssfsElsas Es~
q ast Haars.


sss tsxns Ia tais slals ~ ang oshss
etzls ga ssnspags VIA ths village q Frank-
Fart n nalaFal advantages Of ioeallon- Is
Is locsssd aseut ttlrtF aaiiss north d Msn-
islss. 50 close 70 Lsks Aieh.<xa t1at tue
hrsszss ffsa tAs salsrs oanisa malaria aaa
Tag f-ssr snd MAKE EAs AZ co0l aud ~
fs1xning even IL las A0t1zsf days Ia the
eunmer. Ihs harsor foflGsd b rho iaks
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strictly temperate and first class order is IL
ways maintained there To tie
traveller who wants quiet and
comfortable place to stop the
IL, IL Hotel offers clean, tidy and well ven
'tilatei roams, in the Office cheerful and
obliging clerks and employees, and in the
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a City ali shseld See. Ali h.ilre2ds Goa
verge 10 This Poiai.
fo0Fists from othsr parts o. Michigan
and also those from other states. viii. IN
Telegram-herald., 1887-07-03

dinlzs reon well loaded tse.ss and good
look1nz waiter ssr-s to sssaSts fAs-r ~snts.
Rates g per DAY.
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~! CARLlN HOUSE. 1ME3s
FKEpsRICK, MD, APRIL 23D, 1885.

FKEpSRICK, MD, APRIL 23D, lsSo
The former management OF the Chy no
eel, d, sire to inform the travelling puoiI''
,hu, they have removed from the Clty H"'ei
and alc NOV conducting The "Carlin House.
Garner Of Church and Court
streets, TIE large residence Of Col. Her
sperger WAS recently purchased and h"s oee"
connected with the Hotel.
The spacious, bright and AIRY rooms Oh Tue
NEW ADDITION
make the annex particularly desirable lo'.
TRAVELLING SALEsAEN.
OUR COUNTY FRIENDS
who have pntronized us so long at the CIE
Hotel will always receive kind attention AZ
the Cny!in House. Respectfully,
A. G. CARL.N.
G.. D, DOLL,
Manager. ''''N ''''
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NVNT WETUs CcH7s posi- e, a110 ~
p~UU,VVVmail you will get free pack
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money faster than anything else in America.
All about the 5000 900 in presents with each
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only, TO work for us at their own homes
Fortunes for all workers absolutely assured
q ont delay II HALLElT Il Co. Portland
Maine.
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sHoWMcN AT LONG BRANCH.
Those who Give Entertainments
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The summer residents at the lasnlo''''o'e
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Oh, four -and-twcney carats fine
The gold Of that friends love,
Who, when bis presence lacketh mina,
Doth still, as In it, move.
No smile, or look, or willy word,
SO iarring with my heart,
That f by chance, | saw or heard,
a pnng would bid ME start.
--iChariotte FiSke DatOs
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Grace Churci, Spire.
THrooklyn Eaglp.l

INTUVIt y IT II''B'V'J
The new Grace church spirn seen fron
lower broadway PRESENTS a very b nntfn
appearance, in which s,ldity AMI lghtncs
al d airy delicate 81 ace are happily UNITED
No spre il, the city commands su,h vista,
1t may Be seen from Trinity, piercing the ali
Ike a moonbeam Near by its fine tra2eii,.
and .culptu"e are visible, refined and suave
like carved ivory or lace work in narbl"
bearing a reminder of the embroid"ri"s OF
the TAI Mahal. On its completion it will bs
one of the most BEAUTIFUL aichitcc. ura
features in the city, happily substituting thu
clumsy old pinnacle which it diSpaces.
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~ - r ~ fy,s arc scarce but those who write 70
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are abs o.te.y sue VI snug itls for,Guea All - lSS.
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Cabinet Portraits of
D'OYLEY'S CARRIES ENGLISH MIKA
DO COMPANY.
Fifth Av,nuc Theatre, New York.
No light opera has ever nern FRO
ducpd in The Tn ted States that has
cqualcd in popularity The Mika'
do The original companyao pro.
ducc it in his country WAS D'Oylcy
C.rte's English Conn anv, selected
there by Gilbert and sullivan and
sent to this country We have is.
sued for distrhutiun to our patrons
who viii send us wrappers rs below
series of seven cabinet pu!ir!l5 Of
these Artists, in character and eos
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A REvERTE.

And he was John and was Isabel.
All! we'll DO remember, long ago.
flow SWEET upon cur cars the music fan
Of Whispering leaves, the while our "osu'
were low.
love him still, though love has Lost its PISS;
But should wish for him the utmost hell
NY tongue could speak no harsher cHr@s 'l-an
this:
"W.ull ! were John and lie were lsaheh'
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detroit Free Press. !

Detroit rec lrrSa, &.
\ Low wcn1 iMtD Michigan avenue shoe
sho,, to have his boot patched. T",
other bows saw hi there and entered an
sat down. On a shelf IN the shop Hds an q d
revolver
The reader Will imagine five minutes to
hayr cl.psed
TIE tirs. hoy locked a the Old weapon and
gIew uneasy.
The second boy wished he owned it nld be-
gan 70 whistle
The third boy wondered if it vaj lrn!el,
AMI made NJ las nina 10 see.
Tie shoemaker waxei his thread and re-
marked:
i doant like some pays to come in h~ro
laid fools aronpdt nit my tools
Five mi,a,tey more have Slipped into the
La * town hips o. IA past.
The first boy has gained five feet on it,
The second boy has ceased u whistle and
commence To wink.
Tie third boy is only neck behind The
first.
because" continued the shoemaker rs hs
cut cut the patch, "it vhaS dangerous to i"oi
nit tools dot You doan Enow ahoud!.'
IL X
The first hoy has the revolver.
The selul viii to. him a cent he da.Mt
snap it.
The third will raise tn bet two 70 one.
Bang! Zip, Buff
Bullet rakes along the wall aud throws
mortar all over shoemaker. Three boy
stand and hold three mouths open.
"Vhel, hopes you fee! potter" said the
shoemaker as he finished spanking the las'
boy and sho. him through the door, "Do'
va.h shust like poy. II he sees some tool
ha, glng nit der vail he can't pc sim until ID
kill, some POOR man toy leaves his family mn
no life insurance to square oop der reLt unc
go pack to Shcrmanyl'
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Duty of every kind has in it the elements
ci,covcr and Appropriate them it is our own
faIt. If we study the principles OF our life
work, dwell upon its details, and strive to
protect it as much as possible, we shall in
for it too great burden,
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Thoroughbred Jersey Cattle

1. DUKE OF CHATSWORTH 1914 "A J.
9. @. Bred by Andrew Banks, Esq, of Balti-
more County. Dropped January, 1881. A
prize Bull of fine pedigree.
2. MEDINA end. Hefer, dropped June
9Th, 1886. Sire Duke of Chatsworth. Dam inn
ported COW M edna 30852, A. j. q. e., tracing to
COOmapie l442 X. S., for whom her owner is
said to have refused $4,000, and Garenne 1875
Il. ). lsold for $3,700.l Of the same strain. and
scarcely inferior to the late s. NJ. Shoemaker
celebrated COW Princess 2nd, for which he
paid $4,S0O. Fancy 376 Il. S., grand-dam of
Medina, was half-sster of Farm er's Glory
5196 A, J, q. g.. sold in N. Y. for $3,200) and
Sire of Shoemaker's FOrget-Me-NOt 274 Il. S.
for which he paid 81, 49,
g. MEDINA 3rd, Heifer dropped June
10th. 1857. Same pedigree as Medina End.
4. THE ANTIQUE 2nd. Heifer. dropped
Jan'y 10Th. 1887. Sire, Duke of Chatsworth."
Dam the imported COW. the Antique 1889 A. j f.
e. O., known on the Island of Jersey as HureIs
Beauty. Napoleon 377 z, s.. Sire of Hureps
Beauty was half-brother OF Shoemakcr's For
Ret-Ma-NOt
5. REAR-ADMIRAL. Bull, dropped Jan'y
18th, 1885, Sire, Duke of Chatsworth." Dam
the Antique, (see above.l
o. DAN TUCKER. Bull, dropped Feb'y
18th. 1885, Sire Duke of Chstsworth." Dam
imported COW Fawvean 30S39 A. j. q. c.
Farmers Glory tsee abovel was the grand
sire of Fawvean
Z. QUEEN BESS, Heifer, dropped Deer
26tn, 1886. Sire "Dulle OF Chatswortn." Dam
BesS, a fine milk and butter COW.
728 N. BREWER, Annapolis, Md,
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-10-21
FOR SALE
UNAVAILABLE REAL ESTATE. .Gi

VI undersigned offers at private sale the
= Following described real estate, on West
sure t Extended, and Madison and Hill Streets
Annapolis Md
!. The Frame Cottage. residence and lot
adjoining the property of Judge w II, Tuck s
nelrs, fronting about 50 tt. on West St., Ex-
tended by l50 IT. deep.
= Five Desirable Building Lots, each fronting
ABOUT ~ 1T: on West st. Extended by $50 ft.
deep with 20 It. alley in the rear
o. Ten Building Lots fronting on Madison
street running back 100 #. to a 20 It. alley.
f. Two lots fronting each 35 #. on Madison
D. -Four lots fronting each 30 1T. on Hill Street
running back TO the A. Wand ID. railroad.
Tor prices, term &c, apply to
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